I am a planner and a saver. And I'm about to do neither of those by going on an RV trip in July with no destination chosen or RV yet.Some family circumstances have prompted me and my wife to do this now. It will be an important time together for ou...
Hello Chargenrse,It sounds like you may have decided against your original plan.It would be an ambitious plan. But you could do it with 3 weeks, especially with multiple drivers.Last summer, we took our maiden voyage with our Class C. 5500 miles fr...
UPDATE:We decided to buy. We now have a 2009 Fleetwood Jamboree 31M. 33,000 miles with new tires.Had the house inspected by an RV inspector and the chassis inspected by a mechanic.Now, besides learning about it and customizing a few things, we are ...
Let me add this..I see a lot of Class A (gas) units for sale in the 10-15 year old range that are similar in price to Class C.I've always wanted the Class C for the overhead bunk though.Any thoughts on...1. With 2 daughters (ages 14 and 12), is it t...
Certainly driving and staying in motels would be cheaper. However, the main part of this trip would be the RV adventure. To be on the open road, the whole RV lifestyle thing, as most people on the forum know.
